New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

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and $4,000 FROM Charles A. Pratt the bonds were
M ks S Hff win use the $4,000 check. but !le
DO this because Of the usual course Of business
Then at Mr.. Foshays request he went 70 the ohase
drawn, and dsnthed him, aud the cheek was cashed In
large BILLS There some 81 900 bills In the amount
that Mr. Kerr called upon him August and asked to
have four enecks oashed He particularly stated that he
H. Prentiss $4,000; J. W. Curtis. OF 100000 and
one Of $4,000 and Charles Pratt s2o ooo making
$4,000 for which Mr. Kerr obtained large pils from
u David B. Hart, came up next He had been paying
the checks before mentioned. lie remembered paying
the cash for them to The SasGr put he could not re
Frederick CROMWELL treasurer OF the MUTUAL ie IN.
sicoooo tSEen Sy Hustled said that he was told
cash would be preferred TO check aud ne paid In cash.
Mall president OF the Union National BaDE, said that
August g Mr. Cromwell called upon him ana asked
asked for large Ss and bills Of s6co 5000
hunded to him Mr. Hustled also asked for loan on ne
the bank with packages. presumably of bonds for
Mores NJ White q director Of the Broadway and
Seventh AUvenue Railroad, purchased 100000 OF the
bonds This completed the whole issue OF s2oo'o99o
testified TO at the beginning Of the afternoon session lie
paid for the bonds In bills but could not state OF what
Mr. Nicoi then read more of the proceedings Of the
Board of Aldermen, from August when the railroad
ePsTeS in R" yST Of he MSyos
August IL, 1884 The court sat until Jas o'clock hf,een
ey9nd the hour ana 1ase bs m
earlier this morning Jacob sharp had MS own carrage
cOmpanied by the two deputy sherfs and by his son
and grandson The jury with Its guard formed In pro
cession and marched TO the Metropolitan Hotel
SHARP VOTES FOR HIMSELF.
The annual election of directors OF the Twcntythrd
Street Railway Company was held yesterday at the
companys offices in West Twenty;thiri-st The ioi'
lowing were elected: B. u. CALDWELL. Charles fhelps,
George ~ Curtis Henry Sanford Arthur Leary. James
Lynch, T.. b. Burnham, George H. Prentss; John
Downey T. Lewis jr Solomon Mehrbsch. L. de Bebian,
Jacob Sharp James Lynch. John Downey and Jacob
sharp were the only members OF the old board VIII" were
reelected
The polls kept open until $50 that Jacob
sharp might have an opportunity to vote. sharp ar,
prcciAted the compliment, aud after tho court had
adjourned and he had had his dinner
he drove ohc Oceof the company with pocket full OF
proxies representing the confidence with which some
people A regard him. and couple of deputy sherds
representing the grip OF the law. Sharp cast all
his for the ticket which he himself For
short time he held OF levee at tho companys Office
and was generally complmented on bearing up under
his trials and tribuations we'll
Sharp aud the deputy returned 10 Ludlow Street jail
q little before o'clock He retired early and at 10
o'clock the deputy warden in chsgercported that he was
sleeping as sound as baby"